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  • The fatty acid which forms the glycerides of human adipos...
Multiple choice

The fatty acid which forms the glycerides of human adipose tissue is

  1. hexanoic acid

  2. valeric acid

  3. butyric acid

  4. propanoic acid

  5. palmitoleic acid

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Explanation

Palmitoleic acid is a common constituent of the glycerides of human adipose tissue.

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